# m16 ## Mouse Physiologic Parameters * Sex: Male * Strain: C57BL/6 * Weight (g): 22.0 * Vendor: Jackson Labs * Physical abnormalities: None * Protocol (https://cebs-ext.niehs.nih.gov/cahs/file/lapd/pages/Core/Animal%20Model.pdf) ## Aerosol Dosing * Particle size: 2 microns * Exposure time: 15 minutes * Exposure estimate: unknown | Time | RR (bpm) | Vt (ml) | VE (ml/min) | I:E | |:------------------|---------:|--------:|------------:|-----:| |Pre Aerosol | 286 | 0.23 | 64.9 | 0.80 | |Post 5min Aerosol | 281 | 0.23 | 65.6 | 0.79 | |Post 10min Aerosol | 270 | 0.25 | 67.5 | 0.79 | ## Slicing Info * Approximate lung orientation: LAS * Camera: D7100, 14-bit, 200mm Nikkor Macro lens, f/16 * Voxel size: 4.67 x 4.67 x 9.52 (microns) * Image exposures (msec). ISO=160, all images. | | mt | ol | fl | rd | Notes | |:--------:|:------:|:------:|:------:|:------:|:----------------------| |excitation| UVND2 | UVND2 | 485/20 | 560/20 |center wavelength/fwhm | |emission | N/A |470/30 | 535/30 | 635/30 | | |**Image** |**Exp** |**Exp** |**Exp** |**Exp** | **Notes** | |white | 20 | 125 | 5000 | 167 |Rhodamine B in OCT | |cal | 20 | 167 | 67 | 400 | | |images | | 67 | 15000 | 500 | | |darks | | 67 | 15000 | 500 | | * Notes regarding slicing: * Very light aerosol signal * Good sample. ## Airway Segmentation * Total centerline length: 699.275 mm * Number of branches: 2211 * Number of terminal branches: 1109 * Maximum generation number: 27 * Number of outlet areas: 2327 ## Compartment Sizes and Aerosol Deposition * Lung volume: 1122.84 (mm^3) Compartments | Count | Volume (mm^3) ------------ | ----- | ------------- Lung | 1 | 1122.84 Lobes | 5 | 224.57±106.12 Sublobes | 52 | 20.88±20.97 Near acini | 230 | 4.59±3.44 Lobe | Volume (mm^3) | Average aerosol deposition --------- | ------------- | ---------------------- left | 381.07 | 0.86±5.49 cranial | 187.50 | 1.64±5.51 middle | 127.18 | 1.40±2.72 caudal | 315.30 | 1.30±6.22 accessory | 111.78 | 1.11±3.31 ## Additional Notes * Overall quality: A * Skeletonization for first bifurcation in left lobe looks off